18° TORINO FILM FESTIVAL
Italian Spotting 2000
COME PUOI PENSARE CHE È FINTO? IL CINEMA DI ENZO G. CASTELLARI
Enzo G. Castellari's work spans Italian cinema, from the 1960's to the 1990's, in all its commercial expressions, from westerns to detective movies, from war movies to action comedies and adventure films. His techniques and human resources, his production methods, special effects, the "cavallari", bit players and stars of a movie industry that is determined to be spectacular despite the fact that it stands in the shadow of American cinema.
"A cinema mannerist whose inventiveness and low budgets forced him to find very personal technical and expressive solutions. An original copier. Who was imitated, by their own admission, by Quentin Tarantino and Sam Raimi" (Fabio Segatori).
Biography
film director
Fabio Segatori
Fabio Segatori is a university graduate in Film History with experience as an actor and assistant director. He participated in several master workshops at the European Film Academy, including Jan De Bont's "Time for Action," and Mark Weigert's "VFX." His work as stage director includes Macbeth (1990), The Mystery of Santa Rosa (1991) and The Secret (1993). He published The Esthetic Adventure for Il Saggiatore, a book-long essay on the history of the journal, "Filmcritica".
FILMOGRAFIA
Giorno di pietra (cm, 1987), Il cuore e le gambe (Herzog) (cm, 1989), Bestie (cm, 1996), Lupi (2001).
Cast
& Credits
Director of photography: Fabrizio Livigni.
Editor: Ambrogio Palmisano.
Production company and Italian distribution: Fabio Segatori per Zero Production, via Conca d'Oro 300/f, 00141 Roma, Italia, tel. e fax +39-06-88641173, e-mail fabiosegatori@libero.it.